Social media use in divorce
TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and other social media sites you may use are the public square now. That means what you post there is...
Will your Washington divorce affect your retirement?
Washington is one of few states that operates under community property guidelines for property division proceedings. This means that you and your spouse (or...
Signs you may need to litigate your Washington divorce
Litigation is costly and lengthy, and many people seek to use mediation to avoid it. People – especially people who want to have a...
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Washington State?
Key Takeaways Average divorce cost in Washington ranges from $11,000 to $12,000. Average divorce cost rises to about $16,000 when children are involved. Uncontested...
What’s the difference between legal separation and divorce in Washington?
If you’ve been having relationship problems in your marriage, you’re not alone. Thousands of Washington couples have experienced similar issues. While no two people...
Fighting false allegations in Washington family court
Facing a lie in a courtroom is scary because a judge’s job is to reasonably consider the facts facing them. Absent anything else, a...
What to do when served divorce papers in Washington
It’s a beautiful day in Washington. You pour yourself a cup of coffee and are ready to head out to the patio when someone...
You can divorce in Washington without litigation
Making the decision to move on in life without your spouse is not something to be undertaken lightly. It’s important to understand the implications...
What happens if you fail to appear at a hearing for divorce or child custody in Washington?
The worst-case scenario here is that the judge will find you in contempt and issue an arrest warrant. Police will show up to your...
Big events for divorced parents in Washington
Having kids is a lifelong commitment, not just to the new people in your life but to the other parent as well. No matter...
7 Ways to Financially Plan for Divorce
Regardless of why your marriage is ending, separation and divorce will impact your finances in some way. This is why it’s critical to financially...
3 things to keep in mind regarding assets in a Washington divorce
When a married couple decides to part ways, they have additional decisions to make, especially if they have had children together. While their reasons...
What is your dealbreaker that could lead to a Washington divorce?
We write a lot on our website about the legal realities of divorce. There are any number of questions you will want to settle...
An unexpected divorce in Washington
Sometimes the last person to know about the issues in a marriage is one of the spouses. Obviously, marriage is hard. It’s communication and...
4 ways to avoid parental conflict in a Washington divorce
When you are helping your children adapt to a new lifestyle that includes a child custody plan, it’s best to try to minimize stress...
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